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of staff on board. Phil grew up in a forces family and has lived in
singapore and Cyprus. He served in the Royal Marines for 23 years before working for blue chip companies in project management roles and then Blueriver Cottages. Blueriver prides itself on going the
extra mile for its customers. Phil said: ‘We have our unique selling
points including our arrival gift sets which are very popular including wine and homemade local goods such as jam and fudge and add a welcome personal touch after a long journey. our privilege card scheme is also very popular with over 45 local businesses subscribed to it. each business we’ve approached offers a generous discount to our cardholders, giving them fantastic savings and creating a lot of inward investment for the towns and villages across the south Hams. ‘People’s expectations are so much higher nowadays and we have raised our game accordingly and provide a very high level of customer service. ‘Before every booking we carry out a 15 point check of the property including the lights are working, oven is clean, garden is tidy etc, so all our guests arrive knowing the property is spotless and ready for them to enjoy their holiday.
‘I love Dartmouth ... I had my military career here, brought my kids up here and love the river, water and scenery.
‘We donate £1 for every booking to Children’s Hospice south West, our chosen charity. My mum’s a big supporter and bakes lots of cakes for them for the various money raising events in south Devon.’ The company supports many local charities, festivals and events, including Dartmouth and salcombe Regattas, Kingsbridge show, Dartmouth Music Festival and Dartmouth and Kingsbridge in Bloom. Phil and his team enjoy living and
working in Dartmouth and are big fans of the town. He said: ‘south Devon is a special place
to live and we are very lucky to enjoy the beautiful coast and countryside that surrounds us. This makes it a perfect destination for holidaymakers looking for a relaxing yet fun place to be. self-
catering offers you the chance to step out of being a tourist and step into the lifestyle, real community and culture of our beautiful and welcoming part of the country. ‘I love the whole of the south Hams and particularly
Dartmouth because I consider it home. I had my military career here, brought my children up here and I love the river and the scenery. It’s such a special place, a great place to live. It’s very difficult to go away on holiday from here.’
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